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As members of Congress prepare to celebrate the Fourth of July, they ought to perform an act of patriotism and embrace free trade--just as the Founding Fathers did in 1776.
From basket case to breadbasket – that’s the journey sub-Saharan Africa must complete if we’re to meet the food challenges of the 21st century.
The Constitution gives Congress the power to declare war. Unfortunately, some lawmakers see this as an excuse to ignite a trade war--one that’s hurting Americans economically during our worst financial crisis in at least a generation.
About a million people died during the Irish potato famine in the 19th century. Yet during this terrible time of mass starvation, Ireland was actually exporting food to England.
Earth Day is April 22 and the watchword is “sustainability.” This is not a “new” word or idea for farmers. We need to pursue agricultural and conservation policies that make sense for the long haul.
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